MPI für ethnologische Forschung, Halle/Saale

Critical Points and Multicritical Points (Abstract) -- Series Expansion Approximants for Singular Functions of Many Variables -- Structure and Thermodynamics of Interfaces -- A Van Der Waals Fixed Point -- Spin-Spin Correlation Functions for the Two-Dimensional Ising Model -- Scaled Particle Theory of Hard Sphere Fluids to 1976 -- Statistical Mechanics of Lattice Boson Field Theory -- On The Use of Determinants and their Expansions for Various Physical Problems -- Ring Diagram Contribution to Electron Correlations -- Fluctuations Near and Far from Equilibrium -- Stochastic Equations for Classical and Quantum Distribution Functions -- Stationary States and Noise in the Ballast Resistor, an Electro-Thermal Instability in a Conducting Wire -- Speculations on the Intrinsic Significance of Random Interactions -- A Dilation Problem in Non-Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics -- The Fractal Geometry of Percolation, Polymers and almost Everything Else -- On the Iterative Solution of a Stochastic Mapping -- Theory of the Surface Contribution to the Low Temperature Specific Heat of a Semi-Infinite Solid -- Optical Spectra Line Shape for Mixed Crystals -- Nonadiabatic Approach to Vibronically Assisted Radiationless Transitions -- The Generalized Master Equation and its Applications -- Two-Dimensional Anisotropic Random Walks -- Random Walks and Gamma Functions -- Steady-State Kinetics of a Linear Array of Interlocking Reactions -- Monte Carlo Models of Self Replicating Macromolecules I -- Combinatorial Aspects of Dynamics in Biological Systems -- The Transition of Two Stranded DNA to Single Strands -- Effective Behavior of Heterogeneous Media -- Unstable Brownian Motion of a Bus Trip -- Integration Errors in Image Reconstruction of Circularly Symmetric Objects in Computer Assisted Tomography -- The “Internal Referencing” Structural Instability in an Environment Characterized by Random Variation: The Example of the N.Y.C. Banks in the Crisis of 1857 -- The Theory of the Glory -- Exotic Matter in the Universe -- Some Statistical Observations from a 75 Year Run of Sears Roebuck Catalogues.